Loc8tor device helps keep track of items
Jul 31, 06 08:38 PM PDT
• Audio and visual directional technology guides you to within 2.5cm / 1” of lost items
• Alert mode can warn if tagged items go outside a user set safety zone that you can set. Range can be independently set for each tag
• Miniaturised Tags can be quickly and easily attached to almost anything with the Key ring loop or adhesive strips
• Homing Tags gives off audio beep and flashing LED to help locate
• Panic Tag enables a child or dependant to set off a distress alarm
• Up to 24 Tags / items can be registered per Handheld
• Easy to use – set up in seconds
• Available in English - Spanish, French and German versions launching October 2006
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By Qria , 22/02/08 10:14 AM (CommentID #503790)
Don't misplace it or let's say it happens did you bet not loose your keys. Option C: Buy another Loc8tor as if you want to spend money. Option D: Stop letting your mind race and gain more focus dip.
By J Walker , 01/12/07 6:37 PM (CommentID #381612)
Line of sight is about 6 miles at say a 6' person can only see that distance before the earths curvature hides things beyond, 600 meters is about normal, things like wire mesh in walls will cut that down a lot but out in a field like I use mine it works fine in tall grass or corn to find a downed R/C airplane. You can figure line of sight = height square root. You're on a 100' pole you can see about 10 miles. Another person on a 100' pole you can see them at 20 miles.
No question is studid only the one's not asked.
Jim
By iwashere , 08/10/06 12:32 PM (CommentID #053073)
no dumbass, it only say clear line of sight for the measurement. just like your mobile phone, they say 'works up to 200 miles (line of sight)' - add some walls and it drops the useable distance. Something tells me this won't matter to you anyway, you dont read what's there.
By CptMystic , 01/09/06 2:20 PM (CommentID #043354)
Requires clear line of sight????
So I have to be able to SEE something to FIND it??
Useless.
By pdajunkee , 01/08/06 1:00 PM (CommentID #035953)
I like the alarm whenever a tagged item is out of the set boundary. My daughter always takes the TV remote out of the room, I hate looking for the remote for 5 minutes only to find it later in the kitchen or the bathroom.
By ShadowRunnerKyt , 01/08/06 10:45 AM (CommentID #035943)
fo shizzle
If you need something like this to keep track of stuff, do you need a second one to keep track of the first one? and a third to track the second?
By lazybot , 31/07/06 8:54 PM (CommentID #035925)
What if you misplace the Loc8tor?
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